June 6, 2026
News
Post Pro Pack Ship Print hosts ribbon cutting
From Staff Reports The Morristown Area Chamber of Commerce welcomed Post Pro Pack Ship Print, a new packing, shipping and printing business at 463 Crockett Trace Drive, Unit 6, with…
25 Years: OTICS USA celebrates 25th anniversary in Hamblen County
By Drew C. RobinsonTribune Staff WriterOTICS USA has been a cornerstone of modern manufacturing in Morristown and the automotive manufacturer celebrated its 25th anniversary on Thursday with a ceremony recognizing…
Hamblen receives $200K in Arts Grants
Multiple organizations in Hamblen County have been awarded grants totaling $209,080 from the Tennessee Arts Commission for Fiscal Year 2027 that begins July 1, 2026 and ends June 30, 2027.
HOLA Lakeway to host community flea market fundraiser Saturday
HOLA Lakeway invites the community to join its Flea Market and Yard Sale Fundraiser this Saturday, June 6, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the HOLA Sankofa Center, located at 1600 E. Andrew Johnson Highway in Morristown.
New Market home damaged in fire
A Sunday morning house fire damaged a home on Indian Cave Road in New Market early Sunday morning Dispatchers sent firefighters to the home shortly after 2 a.m. Sunday.
FOP Car Show awards plaques to 37 cars
FOP Car Show awards plaques to 37 cars
To the Rescue: Morristown Rescue Squad rushed to help as flood water rose in Cocke County
By Drew C. Robinson, Tribune Staff Writer As rain fell and waters rose in Cocke County on Thursday, neighboring emergency responders began to filter into the area to be used…
Hamblen County receives art grants
Multiple organizations in Hamblen County have been awarded grants totaling $209,080 from the Tennessee Arts Commission for Fiscal Year 2027 that begins July 1, 2026 and ends June 30, 2027.…
The Gathering: Michelin-recommended destination to host immersive, chef-driven weekend celebrating food, beverage and Appalachian hospitality
Michelin-recommended destination to host immersive, chef-driven weekend celebrating food, beverage and Appalachian hospitality
Tennessee sees dramatic drop in 2026 Memorial Day traffic fatalities
The Tennessee Highway Patrol investigated only one traffic fatality statewide during the 2026 Memorial Day holiday travel period, according to preliminary results. This is a significant decrease from the eight fatalities reported during last year’s holiday weekend During this holiday period, state troopers responded to 776 crashes across Tennessee, including 205 injury crashes, and assisted 454 motorists on state roadways.